2015
O'Reilly Media / Infinite Skills
Martin Kalin
6:30
English

In this Building Web Services with Java training course, expert author Martin Kalin will teach you how to write REST-style and SOAP-based web services. This course is designed for users that are already familiar with Java, however no experience with web services is required.
You will start by learning about the main uses of web services, then jump into learning how to code and publish a web service. From there, Martin will teach you about the Java REST framework, as well as give an overview of JAX-RS and Restlet. This video tutorial also covers REST-style from the client side, as well as XML-Java conversion in REST-style clients. You will also learn about SOAP-based web services, SOAP-based web services on the client side, and web services security. Finally, you will learn about users and roles.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of writing your own REST-style and SOAP-based services. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.

01. Introduction
What Are Web Services?
About The Author
Your First Coding Example
0104 How To Access Your Working Files
02. What Are The Main Uses Of Web services?
Uses Of Web services
03. A First Web Service
Coding The Web Service - Part 1
Coding The Web Service - Part 2
Publishing The Web Service - Part 1
Publishing The Web Service - Part 2
Publishing The Web Service Exercise
04. Web Service Flavors
0401 REST And SOAP
0402 REST As An API
0403 REST Tradeoffs
0404 SOAP Overview
05. Java REST Frameworks
0501 REST Frameworks Overview
0502 HTTPServlet Framework
0503 REST-Style Predictions With Full CRUD
0504 The Predictions POJO Code
0505 The Predictions HttpServlet Code - Part 1
0506 The Predictions HttpServlet Code - Part 2
0507 The Predictions HttpServlet Code - Part 3
0508 Exercise - Adding Text Support To Predictions
06. JAX-RS And Restlet REST-Style Frameworks
0601 Overview Of JAX-RS And Restlet
0602 RESTful Routing
0603 The Predictions Service In JAX-RS - Part 1
0604 The Predictions Service In JAX-RS - Part 2
0605 The Predictions Service In Restlet
0606 Publishing The Service
0607 Exercise - Code And Publish A RESTful Service From Scratch
07. Production-Grade Publishing For RESTful Services
0701 RESTful Service Architecture
0702 Options For JSON Generation
08. REST-style From The Client Side
0801 Client-Side Challenge
0802 Sample Full Client In Perl
0803 Java Client Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 1
0804 Java Client Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 2
0805 Java Client Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 3
0806 Java Client2 Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 1
0807 Java Client2 Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 2
0808 Java Client2 Against Amazon Ecommerce - Part 3
09. XML-Java Conversion In REST-style Clients
0901 CTA Bus Tracker - Part 1
0902 CTA Bus Tracker - Part 2
10. JavaScript Clients For REST-Style Services
1001 JavaScript, JSON, And Orchestration
1002 CDS Service Code - Part 1
1003 CDS Service Code - Part 2
1004 Poll Service Code - Part 1
1005 Poll Service Code - Part 2
1006 Wrap Up Of REST-Style Clients
11. SOAP-based Web Services
1101 SOAP Introduction
1102 Rand Service - Part 1
1103 Rand Service - Part 2
1104 Deploying Rand Service To Tomcat
1105 Review Of SOAP
12. SOAP-Based Services On The Client Side
1201 SOAP Client Demo
1202 Use And Structure Of The WSDL
1203 The WSDL And XML Schema
1204 A Client Against The SOAP-Based Ecommerce Service
1205 Application And Handler Levels In The Ecommerce Client
1206 Client Wrap-Up
13. Web Services Security
1301 Web Services Security Overview
1302 Wire-Level Security - Part 1
1303 Wire-Level Security - Part 2
1304 The Wire-Level Handshake
1305 Configuring Tomcat For HTTPS
1306 HTTPS Client-Service Demo
14. Users And Roles
1401 Users And Roles Overview
1402 Service-Side Configuration For Users And Roles Security
1403 Client-Side For Users And Roles Security
1404 Client-Side For A SOAP-Based Service
15. Conclusion
1501 Wrap-Up

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